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Ron Reimann
It seems that when I directly transfer photos from my
camera to Win XP, the camera metadata (camera type, date,
time, etc) is preserved so that hovering over the file
icon will display this information. If I transfer a file
directly (e-mail, disk copy, etc), all that is preserved
is the file size and that it is a JPEG file.
Does anyone know how (& when) XP detects the metadata and
displays it? I would think that this type of data is
stored in the JPRG file format protocol and would not be
parsed out during a file xfer.
camera to Win XP, the camera metadata (camera type, date,
time, etc) is preserved so that hovering over the file
icon will display this information. If I transfer a file
directly (e-mail, disk copy, etc), all that is preserved
is the file size and that it is a JPEG file.
Does anyone know how (& when) XP detects the metadata and
displays it? I would think that this type of data is
stored in the JPRG file format protocol and would not be
parsed out during a file xfer.